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faciepalm t1_ja34pt1 wrote
Reply to comment by ACosmicGumbo in ‘My whole bed shook’: south Wales hit by 3.7 magnitude earthquake | Wales by vanquisher1985
it was less than 2 miles deep
faciepalm t1_j9ytw34 wrote
Reply to comment by onikaizoku11 in Fort Worth councilman's 82-year-old mother shot through door of her home by infinitum3d
I agree with you, except for that example at the end. It shouldn't be too difficult for someone to prove that they are competent and understand the risks behind owning and using a gun to provide themselves with a license, especially if the cost of doing so was waived for the first year or so that it was going to be announced.
Every household being required to own a gun sounds straight out of a state trying to prepare its population for a civil war, huh? I'm not in the US and accustomed to the laws at all, but it is interesting how many carry overs probably exist from so long ago
faciepalm t1_j9y70ok wrote
Reply to comment by StarSpangledGator in Most people don’t know the closest they have been to dying by Mr_Pocket_
One time while I was three I would have still been underwater at the bottom of a river had a 7 year old not noticed I got nudged in by a dog, 20 metres away from the rest of the group.
Mum still reckons it's the most scared she has been in her life.
faciepalm t1_j9y6ceg wrote
Reply to comment by onikaizoku11 in Fort Worth councilman's 82-year-old mother shot through door of her home by infinitum3d
Hardly makes things any worse. It's pretty easy to have a gun license on you at all times while you have a gun, just like your phone or actual license. Shifting the point of legality to no one can unless they have a license from everyone can except felons means that everybody who is illegally using guns will have to be more careful, because they know that just having one gives a reason to check ID.
faciepalm t1_j6lztdj wrote
Reply to comment by onecrazyguy1 in Israel delivers 3 more armored ambulances to Ukraine amid requests for military aid by nahalkishon
Radicalised people gonna do radical things i guess. Though to be fair, even the boy's father said they took the body instead of my son. Doesn't seem like it was a slaying of the boy who was in a car accident
faciepalm t1_j6lq38x wrote
Reply to comment by onecrazyguy1 in Israel delivers 3 more armored ambulances to Ukraine amid requests for military aid by nahalkishon
Would be more specific to say hamas terrorists, no? It's not like the Afghan war was about fighting the Afghanistanis but rather the Taliban
faciepalm t1_j5kvxca wrote
Reply to comment by chrisdolan622 in [OC] Ethnic Russians in the Russian Federation, 2021 Census by greensino
the problem is that russia has used the strategy of replacing local ethnicities with ethnic russians for decades in order to validate their claims
faciepalm t1_j4k0y3y wrote
Reply to comment by No-Asparagus6190 in [OC] Timeline of the Largest Solar Power Stations in the World by alionBalyan
Some places need to use less land, especially when that land use sucks up local water resources talking specifically about cotton production using water from rivers that fed into the aral sea, which has mostly disappeared in the past 60 years.
faciepalm t1_j3vflwl wrote
Reply to comment by Mysterious_Emotion in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Carbon capture without alternative energy source is literally virtue signalling too. That's what their hydrogen bullshit is about too, natural gas converted to hydrogen while still releasing the same amount of carbon dioxide. Oil companies are not trying to help at all and they dont even deserve to help, all their money, assets etc should be stripped off them and used towards actual preventative measures.
When I meant the oh shit climate change is a real issue moment that's when millions are starving, regions are getting hammered so often they cant even repair etc. When the polar ice is already long gone
faciepalm t1_j3v7xip wrote
Reply to comment by Y34rZer0 in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
I don't believe there isn't money from UAE etc being funneled towards anti-climate change propaganda. It's all about getting the people to not care, so they can vote for politicians who don't care
faciepalm t1_j3v7917 wrote
Reply to comment by Y34rZer0 in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
Yeah, most charts show that they are levelling off from there and I am definitely not denying that China has to do a lot. But Fossil fuel companies are the sole holders of blame, as well as autocratic nations that use fossil fuels as their sources of income like UAE, saudi arabia and russia. Their money needs to be taken and used to replace fossil fuel usages like coal power plants and diesel based transport.
What's really depressing to me is knowing it's going to take decades from the point of "oh fuck this is the biggest issue for humanity" to actually begin to reverse emissions and I don't even know if we are there yet. I can't fucking understand the amount of climate denying bullshit showing up, probably riding on the backs of the antivaxxer crowds
faciepalm t1_j3v6h51 wrote
Reply to comment by Y34rZer0 in Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there | Greenhouse gas emissions by LachyWantsBrownies
You know what's super depressing? People acting like if china did someone it would all be okay. The secret is china is actually doing a lot, while the real polluters, fossil fuel companies, are not even being fucking thought about. Australia has actively taken steps in the past decade to help the guys contributing to climate change do it faster, because they have been controlled by murdoch funded shills to their coal industry.
For once China is actually doing something right only because it's government knows and has prepared to be a shining beacon for it's people. Fuck the CCP, but don't even bother acting like other countries (especially Australia) aren't doing fuck all about it
faciepalm t1_j211i91 wrote
Reply to comment by nclh77 in In the first two years of the pandemic, 40,830 children and teenagers lost their mothers to COVID-19 in Brazil. The delay in adopting the necessary public health measures in Brazil aggravated the spread of the disease, resulting in losses of human life that could have been avoided by Wagamaga
Who's ass did you pull 0.003% out of? Maybe you should stop sipping the cactus juice mate
faciepalm t1_j0f2z1c wrote
Reply to comment by nox_nox in Jacinda Ardern auctions off ‘arrogant prick’ comment to raise money for prostate cancer charity by Laogama
Not only is it him, it's his entire voter base
faciepalm t1_iwfzmoe wrote
Reply to comment by Data-Hungry in An mRNA-based rabies vaccine induces strong protective immune responses in mice and dogs | Virology Journal by BlitzOrion
They're going to explode in a couple years when governments are spraying aerosol mRNA rabies vaccines aerially over forests and I'm all for it
faciepalm t1_itp67m8 wrote
Reply to comment by blue_field_pajarito in Women will have equal share of seats in [New Zealand] Parliament with Soraya Peke-Mason's swearing-in by giblefog
Maybe he means that it shouldn't be a big deal, it should just be normal. Or he could just be saying he doesn't believe women face any hardships in life due to being women and that this is nothing special. hm...
faciepalm t1_irv2kfc wrote
Reply to comment by WhistleMeThis_ in [OC] Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway vs Cathie Wood's ARKK ETF Since 2020 (right click chart to turn off loop) by OverlookedAlpha
Oh you...
faciepalm t1_iqofv74 wrote
Reply to comment by Getdeded in Pacific island nations suffered severe depopulation from introduced diseases as a consequence of contact with European vessels, a new study from The Australian National University shows by Wagamaga
basically there are none. Undeveloped civilisation of small isolated populations don't propagate diseases like the concentrated europe or asia did.
faciepalm t1_je39enl wrote
Reply to comment by bingold49 in Study finds that methane creates cooling clouds that offset 30% of the heat, which means methane has a lower effect on climate change than previously thought by Theranosissus
This is exactly the reason why reducing methane can be so beneficial in the short term, if we stop replacing the gas that's breaking down we will see benefits immediately, whereas CO2 will have to be actively removed